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Figure 2.1: Australian prime minister Julia Gillard visits Minamisanriku, Miyagi Prefecture, north-east Japan, Saturday 23 April 2011.
Figure 2.2: Julia Gillard with Sato Jin (left), the mayor of Minamisanriku.
Figure 7.1: Perspective drawing of Australian high commissioner's residence, New Delhi, India, 1955.
Figure 7.2: Street view. Australian embassy, Beijing, People's Republic of China, c. 1992.
Figure 7.3: Front of the original Hachisuka mansion in Minato-ku, commissioned in 1927 by the Marquis Masaaki Hachisuka (1871-1932) and his grandson, Masauji (1903-1953).
Figure 7.4: Model, proposed Australian embassy, Tokyo, 1974.
Figure 7.5: Model, proposed staff apartments for the Australian embassy, Tokyo, 1975.
Figure 7.6: Preliminary sketch of residential block for Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1987.
Figure 7.7: Aerial view. Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Figure 7.8: Ground-floor plan. Australian embassy, Tokyo.
Figure 7.9: Ambassador's residence, view from garden. Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Figure 7.10: Night view of entry. Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Figure 7.11: View of foyer sculpture and, outside, 'The Sun' and 'The Moon', c. 1990. Australian embassy, Tokyo.
Figure 7.12: View from the garden door of the ambassador's residence, showing garden, mansion fragment, chancery and sculptures (far left). Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Table 10.1: Visiting Associate Professors in Australian Studies to Tokyo University (1978-99).
Table 10.2: Visiting Professors in Australian Studies to Tokyo University (2000-2020).
Australian Diplomatic Representation in Japan
Key Treaties and Events
Acknowledgements
Foreword
1 .The Australian Embassy in Tokyo and Australia-Japan Relations.
2. The Australian Embassy in Tokyo and the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami of March 2011
The Embassy, Its People and Places
3. Ambassadors and Key Issues
4. Early Australia-Japan Postwar Relations: The Role of the Australian Embassy in Tokyo, 1952-65
5. Sir John Crawford and Japan, 1953-77
6. Creation, Destruction and Re-creation: The Australian Embassy in Tokyo
7. Building Diplomacy: The Architecture of the Australian Embassy in Tokyo
8. Working at the Australian Embassy in Tokyo: The Experiences of Locally Engaged Staff
Exchanges: Culture, Education, Politics
9. Australian-Japanese Cultural Connections
10. 'Scholars-Future Interpreters of Australia': Education, Cultural Diplomacy and Australian Studies in Japan
11. Japan as Number One: Relations with Australia in the 1980s and 1990s
12. The Tokyo Embassy, Past, Present and Future: Reflections
Select Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index.
Abbreviations
List of Illustrations
Figure 2.1: Australian prime minister Julia Gillard visits Minamisanriku, Miyagi Prefecture, north-east Japan, Saturday 23 April 2011.
Figure 2.2: Julia Gillard with Sato Jin (left), the mayor of Minamisanriku.
Figure 7.1: Perspective drawing of Australian high commissioner's residence, New Delhi, India, 1955.
Figure 7.2: Street view. Australian embassy, Beijing, People's Republic of China, c. 1992.
Figure 7.3: Front of the original Hachisuka mansion in Minato-ku, commissioned in 1927 by the Marquis Masaaki Hachisuka (1871-1932) and his grandson, Masauji (1903-1953).
Figure 7.4: Model, proposed Australian embassy, Tokyo, 1974.
Figure 7.5: Model, proposed staff apartments for the Australian embassy, Tokyo, 1975.
Figure 7.6: Preliminary sketch of residential block for Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1987.
Figure 7.7: Aerial view. Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Figure 7.8: Ground-floor plan. Australian embassy, Tokyo.
Figure 7.9: Ambassador's residence, view from garden. Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Figure 7.10: Night view of entry. Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Figure 7.11: View of foyer sculpture and, outside, 'The Sun' and 'The Moon', c. 1990. Australian embassy, Tokyo.
Figure 7.12: View from the garden door of the ambassador's residence, showing garden, mansion fragment, chancery and sculptures (far left). Australian embassy, Tokyo, c. 1990.
Table 10.1: Visiting Associate Professors in Australian Studies to Tokyo University (1978-99).
Table 10.2: Visiting Professors in Australian Studies to Tokyo University (2000-2020).
Australian Diplomatic Representation in Japan
Key Treaties and Events
Acknowledgements
Foreword
1 .The Australian Embassy in Tokyo and Australia-Japan Relations.
2. The Australian Embassy in Tokyo and the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami of March 2011
The Embassy, Its People and Places
3. Ambassadors and Key Issues
4. Early Australia-Japan Postwar Relations: The Role of the Australian Embassy in Tokyo, 1952-65
5. Sir John Crawford and Japan, 1953-77
6. Creation, Destruction and Re-creation: The Australian Embassy in Tokyo
7. Building Diplomacy: The Architecture of the Australian Embassy in Tokyo
8. Working at the Australian Embassy in Tokyo: The Experiences of Locally Engaged Staff
Exchanges: Culture, Education, Politics
9. Australian-Japanese Cultural Connections
10. 'Scholars-Future Interpreters of Australia': Education, Cultural Diplomacy and Australian Studies in Japan
11. Japan as Number One: Relations with Australia in the 1980s and 1990s
12. The Tokyo Embassy, Past, Present and Future: Reflections
Select Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index.